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... enable him sufficient force to extend bis-favourite Pdockadc Decree to the utmost length, that artifice and delusion, aided the arm of’power, could carry it. The Cabinet Copenhagen, therefore, order tQ maintain the tree trade the Baltic, and to secure the ...

... Col. Cardels was cut ofT, and forced fall to UkemuuJe. whither they are pursued the French. Gen. Armfcld was wounded in the arm. The French have recovered all their magazines, and marched their advanced posts beyond the Peene, the Swedes not having had ...

... Galata was posscssrd the Genoese previous to the conquest of Constantinople the Parks —there is still tower here bn which their arms are . painted. Stambonl is smrounded wall which has gates, the fortitkations are, however, so ruinous, that they would prove ...

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